Piano
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Introducing… Bangsana
Duelling pianos and synths for a fresh take on modern jazz fusion.
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Marika Takeuchi – ‘Iridescence’ Review
Personal emotional recovery from the foot of the mountain.
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Bruno Bavota+Chantal Acda – ‘Safer Places’ Review
Where sad piano folk meets uplifting stories of everyday inspiration.
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Øystein Skar – ‘Stories for A’ review
Thoughtful piano pieces to be passed on from father to daughter.
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Hanakiv returns with new album ‘Interlude’… and the pianist is bringing her voice this time
An ethereal, haunting way to process grief through the prepared piano.
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Hani Rani’s new album is the soundtrack ‘Sentimental Value’ that extends beyond the film
The soundtrack integrates field recordings from set and tracks not in the movie.
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Matthew Wilcock turns motorway traffic and movement in the real world into sound art
Turning Planet Earth into a music box.
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Hideyuki Hashimoto – ‘Sign’ Review
An intimate piano solo EP, perfect for a slice-of-life anime.
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Linda Rum – ‘Vienna’ Review
A warm and uplifting tribute to a city of creative spirit.
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Tori Amos announces ‘Strange Little Girls’ Remaster on Vinyl with unreleased tracks to boot
Two unreleased tracks and two b-sides expand this 2001 classic
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Can you teach an octopus to play the piano?
A 6-month experiment to see if you can teach an octopus to play the piano...
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Lara Somogyi and Jean-Michel Blais – désert Review
A superb union of emotive harp and piano for an "I can't believe that's an improvisation" album for the ages.
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Phildel returns with sumptuous piano ballad ahead of UK tour
Graceful siren of nature is back with another piano pop classic in waiting.
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Introducing… Sofi Paez
Mysterious, flowing piano compositions, paired with Costa Rican heritage, leads a new "as-live" EP.
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Qur’an Shaheed – Pulse Review
Embracing full abandon and experimental freedom through chaotic synths, pianos, vocals, and samples.
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ELE YPSIS – Quintet No 1 – Tik Tak Review
A wildly experimental electronic chamber music comment on wasting time... that isn't a waste of time!
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Charlotte Martin – Mercury Review
Inspired by her music students, Charlotte Martin exudes confidence and strength in this climactic and emotionally-charged EP.
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Edward Cross – When The Dust Settles Review
Cinematic piano-based compositions exploring the quiet emotional moments directly after a revelation.
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Ambre Ciel – still, there is the sea Review
A cinematic, rich, and fluid classical chamber pop hybrid album that blurs dream and reality at sea.
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Introducing… Edward Cross
A cinematic modern classical composer about the joy of having love returned.
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Keeley Forsyth and Matthew Bourne – ‘Hand to Mouth’ Review
A stark, honest, and bold collaboration focused on minimal instrumentation and a commanding vocal.
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Live Vault – Tori Amos with unreleased footage from 1996
2Meter Sessions with fresh broadcast quality audio and new video recordings previously unreleased.
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GoGo Penguin return with new single ‘Fallowfield Loops and new album in June
Jazz fusion trio return with plenty more piano, bass, and grooves as they try out new ideas and sounds to reflect where they are today.
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Tori Amos – The Music of Tori and the Muses / Tori and the Muses Review
A story for children that can apply to all humans brings out some of Tori Amos's most creative music to date.
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Svaneborg Kardyb – Superkilen Review
Intimate, rustic, freeflowing and restorative - this is a whirlitzer and a drum kit union at its finest.
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Live Vault – Anoice
A masterclass in the destructive beauty of post chamber rock.
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Super Piano 64 & GameChops & Unplugged – Sonic & Sleep Review
What does Super Piano 64 sound like? Piano-based video game rearrangements – often to soothe and relax. The review of ‘Sonic & Sleep’ by Super…
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Charlotte Martin’s ‘Sun / Moon’ is a piano-pop classic
Your belated Valentines Day power ballad is here to wrench your heart out and declare undying love to it dramatically until further notice.
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Koki Nakano – Ululō Review
An album full of surprises, placing experimental classical piano into new genres and moods.
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Manos Milonakis – Zyklon Review
A sombre score dedicated to the feeling of confinement and being stuck in time.
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Introducing… Jonathan Fitas
A beautifully tender approach to cinematic introspection as Jonathan Fitas turns from tv and film scores to a personal solo album.
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Melissa Weikart – Easy Review
Expressive jazz infused piano chamber pop that brings a cinematic chanteuse edge to chamber pop
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Melissa Galosi – Acorn Review
A balmy, quietly uplifting piano reflection on fate vs free will
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marasy – Piano Monkeys Review
Explosive and bombastic piano arrangements of popular Vocaloid, TV, radio and commercial theme songs showcase one of the best pianists in Japanese media
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Tori Amos – Diving Deep Live Review
Extended jams showcase the unique hypnotic nature of a live Tori Amos experience.
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Berlinist’s live concert showcases Neva’s stunning soundtrack
The understated elegance and emotion from Nomada Studio's beautiful game captured live
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Animalisa Keys releases the entire Final Fantasy IV Soundtrack arranged for piano
The full soundtrack closely transposed to piano.



































